B-Line Trail & 4th Street
Bloomington city planners Cole Jackson (left) and Joe Patterson are tabling, asking the question: “What makes you feel unsafe when you’re using Bloomington streets, roads, sidewalks, and trails.“
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Kirkwood Avenue & College Avenue
Doctors Without Borders is tabling today asking for support of the non-profit agency that provides emergency medical care to people affected by war, disasters and disease outbreaks around the world.
Powerline Camp (Switchyard Park @ Rogers Street)
The county government is moving to clear the encampment. One of several notices posted at the county-government-owned Thomson property off South Rogers (aka the Powerline Camp) says that personal property that’s left in the area as of Tuesday (Aug. 25, 2026) will be moved.
Cup & Kettle reopens production on Bloomington’s west side, eyes Indiana-grown tea
After flooding from a busted pipe forced Cup & Kettle from its Walnut Street shop, the Bloomington tea business is back in a new west-side production space. Jessica Messmer is expanding custom blends, wholesale sales and online orders. She's exploring the possibility of growing tea in Indiana.
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